Will this accept iPhone headphones as the input and then connect via USB to my macbook to record?
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No, it's a preamp to allow a phonograph & play through a newer receiver that's not otherwise compatible..
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I have been told this recorder will not work with a Mac which has version OSX 10-11-3 EI Capitan
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I have used several Flash based music systems via the USB port and they worked fine - not sure if Apple is supported though.
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This will only work with Apple Mac with thunderbolt input. This will not connect to any USB based devices
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This device can be connected via Bluetooth and audio cable so if your mac has either of those two you are good to go! I am sure this would work just fine!
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I'm not knowledgeable about Mac, but it should theoretically work with any PC software that can work with generic audio devices.
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I have a 2013 Macbook Air (mavericks) and it does NOT recognize the mic part. Headphone works great. Curious if other answers are theoretical or it works for them.
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I'm sure you can. is, records into basic formats; mp4 and AVCHD. so if your Mac will work with you either of these formats you're good to go.
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Yes and no. First, this headset is not USB; you would be better off with a headset that connects via USB. This headset has one jack for the microphone and one jack for the the speakers (ears); your Macbook has only one jack for listening (speakers for the ears), but your Macbook has no jack for the microphone. Logitech has other models that are USB. Recommend getting a USB headset.
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Mac compatible in terms of what? there isn't a use port on it and you aren't able to save the recordings to your computer. So long answer, no.
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Not sure...if you are talking about going from one computer/device to the Mac, then you would just need something like Audacity on the MacBook and a cord from a sound output on the one computer/device and the other end connected to the imic, seems like it should work.
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This does *not* work with a MacBook Pro. I ordered one for my Mac without realizing the input jack on the laptop is line-level. The mic-level output is insufficient meaning no sound can be heard when speaking (although the headset *can* be used for listening). The Mac requires a USB or Bluetooth headset.
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i really don't know -all i can say is the input to the phone is just a generic stereo mini-jack that would fit the earphone plug of any smartphone. There is no iphone specific software or interface, so my guess is it would work with any phone that can record from its headphone jack, but you will have to try it to find out.
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I use it with a PC I don't know I'd have to see you miss your aiir had a USB port but it might be possible providing Apple allows it
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Yes. It's a regular headphone jack. I got it for my iPhone to record audio. I suggest after getting it take off the metal clasp/spacer for a better connection.
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you can use it with any cell phonw with bluetooth, and that's allif you want to export recordings to mac, you need to download software from http://www.callmynah.com/download.htm
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Yes, you can. I used this cable to capture media from a JVC to my MacBook Pro.